At the kick-off meeting of the international channel collaboration platform held in July this year, Yijian Lai, Deputy General Manager of Green Chancellor Technology Services (Shanghai), introduced the British Logan Energy hydrogen energy landing project in China that Green Chancellor is currently promoting (event review.International synergy escalated again! East Center's two annual internationalization projects set sail together). After the meeting, a number of organizations wrote to us privately, hoping to further connect with the project. After coordination from many parties, the first Yangtze River Delta international channel collaboration platform business matchmaking meeting based on the Logan Energy project was successfully held at the headquarters of Green Chancellor Technology Services (Shanghai) Co. Representatives from six technology service providers involved in the development of the Yangtze River Delta international channel collaboration platform gathered together to have a lively discussion on the UK Logan Energy hydrogen project in China.

During the event, Mr. Yijian Lai, Deputy General Manager of Green Chancellor, firstly reviewed the basic situation of Logan Energy's hydrogen energy project in the UK. Logan Energy's hydrogen energy projects focus on complete system design and integrated technical services, with a wide range of application scenarios, including not only electric vehicle charging, but also renewable energy power supply centers, power supply stations, hydrogen refueling stations, isolated islands and many more.

During the exchange session, Logan Energy's project managers had in-depth discussions with a number of service providers on the cost of a full set of integrated hydrogen production technology services, domestic application cases, domestic government funding, and applications in the steel industry, etc. At the same time, the project managers presented their technical requirements for business cooperation in China. At the same time, the project manager also presented the technical requirements for business cooperation in China, with a view to further cooperation with more local enterprises on energy storage systems and new energy projects, development and utilization of core equipment, and industrialized operation. The atmosphere of the discussion was lively, and participants expressed their willingness to have more communication with each other.

The meeting was highly appreciated by the participating organizations, and the participants said that a small-scale project-specific exchange and matchmaking is more conducive to efficient international project landing work. Since the construction of the international channel collaboration platform, the Eastern Center has attached great importance to the promotion of overseas project landing business, and is committed to building a global technology transfer collaboration network where overseas channels are built together, the platform business is shared, and the benefits and achievements are shared. Subsequently, the Eastern Centre will continue to collect and screen actual business needs, and organize various kinds of matchmaking activities from time to time to create more sparks among organizations.